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6 Ontario Jobs That Will Pay You Up To $36/Hr & You Don't Even Need A High School Diploma

Earn more for less!
6 Ontario Jobs That Will Pay You Up To $36/Hr & You Don't Even Need A High School Diploma
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If you're looking for a new Ontario job but don't have tons of experience under your belt, you don't need to settle for minimum wage. 

These amazing positions are up for grabs and don't even require a high school diploma. 

So get your resume ready, because you could be earning up to $36 per hour. 

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Delivery Driver 

Salary: $17/hr

Company: UPS

Who Should Apply: Anyone who has a G driver's licence, loves the road, and doesn't mind doing some heavy lifting can apply for this gig.

Apply Here

Dog Walker 

Salary: $16-$36/hr

Company: Leash & Paws Inc.

Who Should Apply: If you love spending some quality time with your furry friends, this is the gig for you!

Apply Here

Delivery Driver

Salary: $20/hr (approximately)

Company: SkipTheDishes

Who Should Apply: Anyone who is all about that hustle and takes great pride in being on time.

Apply Here

Warehouse Worker

Salary: $16.26/hr

Company: LCBO

Who Should Apply: Anyone who wants to keep the Ontario public stocked with a variety of wines, beers and spirits.

Apply Here

Delivery Driver

Salary: $22-$27/hr

Company: Amazon Flex

Who Should Apply: Anyone who wants to stop buying Amazon packages and start delivering them.

Apply Here

Retail Sales Associate 

Salary: $14.00 to $20.04/hr

Company: PUMA

Who Should Apply: Anyone who has experience in retail and loves to talk shoes.

Apply Here

Here's How Much Less Canadian Women Are Earning Compared To Men

Ouch...

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Statistics Canada has released an interactive tool that can give you an idea of what the average income in Canada looks like based on what people were earning in 2019. The data is broken down by age, gender, and even province and gives information on the income of tax filers and their dependents.

According to the government agency, the average individual income in Canada was $51,740 for 2019. But, that number isn't consistent between men and women.

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Ontario Company Is Giving Employees $20K For A Down Payment On Their First Home

They are currently hiring.

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C.F. Crozier & Associates Inc. is taking the employee benefits game to the next level by offering up to $20,000 for first-time home buyers.

The consulting engineering firm launched their First-Time Home Buyers' Assistance Program to "to address the evolving needs of employees and help remove the barriers to home ownership," according to a press release.

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7 Ontario Jobs That Pay $100K Or More If You're Hoping To Make Bank This Year

Some don't even require a university degree.
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If you've been dreaming of a bigger salary but dreading the job hunt, you might want to take a look at some of these high-paying Ontario jobs, some of which don't even require a university degree.

With salaries of $100K or more, these positions are perfect for anyone with the right experience, so it's time to fix up that resumé.

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Workers Caught Getting 'Extremely Inappropriate' With Stripper At GTA Job Site (PHOTO)

The workers were fired for their maskless debauchery at a Milton construction site.
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Employees of Ontario company Nelmar Drywall have been let go for their "completely unacceptable" behaviour at a Milton home under construction on April 9, the company's lawyers have confirmed. 

Mattamy Homes, the developers of the property, called it an "entirely unacceptable incident" in a statement to Narcity, saying the workers behaved in a "grossly inappropriate and reckless fashion."

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